We are delighted our clients have recently received planning permission for this minimalist addition to a house within the Conservation area in St Albans. The addition will have a glazed element to the roof, which will cover the open plan living space. The Planners commented in their report, on the light airy nature of the design. The patio will be stonework, the levels of this were altered several times to

Bath is a World Heritage Site, hence the whole city is one big Conservation area. As well as being sited in Bath, this house is also a very interesting example of a 1920s residence. It is being renovated and extended by the current owners.Our extension style is ‘in keeping’ with the existing building and will use carefully matching materials.The new space will contain a kitchen and dining space which will

We are usually looking for talented, enthusiastic young people who would like to work in this small design studio, including summer placement students or recent graduates. Send an email to enquiries@brunskilldesign.com if interested.

Brunskill Design Architects have achieved Smarter Planning (SP) Champion status. This shows we meet the best practice guidelines of the scheme and submit all possible planning applications online. It is awarded by the governments Planning Portal officers.

 Brunskill Design provided architect , interior and Contract arranging services for this project.      We were lucky to be involved with working on this house. Much of this hallway is not original detail, but newly made. As the house has a loft room the fire protection arrangements had to be agreed specifically for the project. There is a concealed sliding door that allows the kitchen area to be open

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 The existing property  Design sketch  Planning elevations now being considered by Council  Below is an image used in developing the design, which shows the ‘feel ‘ we were aiming for.